Isaac

Despite recently weakening to a tropical storm, the catastrophic effects of Hurricane Isaac continue through Wednesday afternoon. The storm has dumped more than ten inches of rain across the area and left at least 725,000 homes without power ...

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is considering whether to visit the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Isaac.

Hurricane Isaac swallowed parts of the swamps south of New Orleans early Wednesday on its way toward the newly fortified city, as people across the region opted to ride it out despite its torrential rains, 80 mph winds and spooky timing — the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina..

Hurricane Isaac has made landfall in Louisiana.

Hurricane Isaac hit Louisiana's southeast coast Tuesday evening, the eve of the 7-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina's arrival. The timing is drawing comparisons to the storm that devastated the region and killed hundreds in 2005. But how does Hurricane Isaac compare to Katrina? Here's a comparison of the two storms.

Officials in New Orleans are telling residents to get ready for Isaac, which could grow to a Category 2 hurricane by the time it's expected to hit early Wednesday. But they're not ordering evacuations in the city.

The top winds of Tropical Storm Isaac are clocked at 65 miles an hour, as the storm targets a wide stretch of the Gulf Coast.

One man in New Orleans who endured Hurricane Katrina seven years ago says he's expecting a weaker storm this time, and thinks the levee system is in better shape to handle a storm surge than it was when Katrina hit.

Hurricane warnings have been issued for an area stretching from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle as Isaac churns toward the Gulf Coast.